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The government is set to register learners from all levels of education to the new Kenya Education Management Information System, KEMIS. The switch to the new system is meant to address the shortfalls of the current National Education Management Information System (NEMIS) and consolidate information at all education levels in a system accessible to all stakeholders. The rollout comes amidst concerns about funding for the project, as the treasury has not allocated any funds this year for the same.
Government to roll-out new education data system
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